This second drop dives deeper into the undercurrents of 1984: a year when Australian music unsettled, seduced and provoked.

In 1984, Prime Minister Bob Hawke officially opened the National Film and Sound Archive’s new headquarters in Canberra. Fast forward 40 years, and the echoes of 1984 still reverberate.

A notable feature of community radio over the decades is that it provides a musical alternative.

Watch an in-depth conversation and Q&A with the legendary Australian band Regurgitator at the NFSA in October 2022. They delve into the creation of the Classic Australian Album, Unit (1997).

In October 2022, the NFSA hosted an in-depth conversation with the legendary Australian band Regurgitator, as they delved into the creation of their

The live concert recording Horrie Dargie Concert received Australia’s first gold record when it sold 75,000 copies.

‘The Drover’s Dream’ was the A-side on the first 10” 78 disc released by Australian revivalist bush band the Bushwhackers.

Like a fine box of assorted chocolates, our Australian Christmas Music collection has something for all tastes.

Our 12 More Days of Christmas collection of Australian Christmas Music has something for all tastes.

The powerful songs of Archie Roach (1956–2022) tell his story of heartbreaking loss, love and healing through music.